How did you put the button into your post?
Thank you for the reply!
I put it like this: [cta id=”713″ align=”none”]
Everything was fine initially but suddenly couple of days ago this happened.
If you only put it in once and it’s showing up twice, then it’s probably a buglet in the code. Where is that shortcode coming from?
Are you using InboundNow by any chance? I had the exact same thing happen to me while using their CTA plug-in. Unfortunately I don’t have an answer but maybe this bump will cause someone else to see this.
A workaround I did was to hide the duplicated CTA using CSS – Display:none
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AndrewCoco I guess I should use the Display:none. Could you please explain how this code should look like? I haven’t managed to do this by myself.
Thank you!
Post a link to a page with the CTA and I will try to write a code.
Oh I have managed to do it
<div style=”display: none;”>[cta id=”713″ align=”none”]</div style>
But now I can see no CTA in my article.
Try adding this to the custom CSS section:
#wp_cta_713_variation_1 #cta_content_centered {
display: none !important;
}
I am very sorry but I can’t uderstand where this custom CSS section is. š
Omg it worked. You are genius.
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@hudson Atwell,
Thanks for helping out.
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